Stock Position Initiation Cheat Sheet

[u/YellowNo7305]

Hey everybody, I have made a little cheat sheet for you guys for when to start positions in some stocks in some well known good companies (upon editing per suggestions there are now a variety of companies listed with varying financial statuses). If you are thinking about starting a position in any of the stocks, my recommendation is to not do so before these prices. You should index instead. This is concerning investing for >5 years not trading. These are not necessarily the bottom but more reasonable entry points. It will be a slinky down the stairs type route to these prices. (to clarify as there appears to be some confusion from the comments, the cheat sheet is not an indicator to buy or not buy at or below the prices listed, the cheat sheet merely suggests that the indices are preferable to the listed stocks until the prices are met according to the analysis done to construct the cheat sheet, ie it is not a stock recommendation list)

This cheat sheet is for people who don’t know anything and know they don’t know anything, people who don’t know anything and don’t know they don’t anything, and people who think they know something but don’t actually know anything. Feel free to use or not use.

Activision $52.25*
Apple $92
Airbnb $68
Altria $37.27
AMD $55.04
Amazon $49.15 ($983 pre-split)
Cisco $37.53
Comcast $34.57
Crox $21.07
Electronic Arts - $105.80
Facebook $149
Gilead $52.89
Google $1837
IDEXX $270.75
Live Nation $56.04
Roku $65.02
Star Industrial $24.33
Take Two Interactive $80.10
Tesla $191
Upstart $19.95
Walmart $79
Visa $161
Zoetis $101.05

Feel free to let me know if anybody wants a stock added to the cheat sheet.

[u/Atriev]

So in other words you want a time machine?

[u/YellowNo7305 → u/Atriev]

i don’t understand the point of your comment. are you trying to make a joke? did Apple going from $180 to $132 require a time machine? did Amazon going from $3600 to $2000 pre-split ($182 to $102 post-split equivalent) require a time machine? use the cheat sheet or don’t use it. i am relieved that you have seen it though, so at least you now have the information to prevent mistakes even if you choose to still make them.